Sentence examples for science surveys from inspiring English sources
It is not, as these scientists always claim, because people do not trust or understand science – surveys show that people trust scientists working for non-governmental organisations far more than government or industry scientists.
PTES undertakes two citizen science surveys that count hedgehog numbers, a primarily rural one called Mammals on Roads, and a predominantly urban one, Living with Mammals, with hundreds of people submitting their findings each year.
The report by the U.K. parliamentarians concludes that, while other social science surveys cover some of the same ground as the census, they could not replace its breadth.
"They don't necessarily reflect the type of way we would try to measure attitudes in social science surveys now because people could have different interpretations of what the responses to these questions mean," he says.
Because the NLSY79 contains detailed information on family background I am able to include additional controls that are not typically included in social science surveys and may allow me to better control for individual heterogeneity in my regression models.
This project was administered by the Wildlife Conservation Society, which does not have an Institutional Review Board for research ethics regarding social science surveys.
In the nineteen-thirties, social scientists argued for the merits of a shortcut that relied on statistical science: surveying a tiny but representative sample of a population.
The number of backyard researchers in the world's biggest citizen science survey was up this year, but participants found populations of many bird species continued to decline.
The trust has called for the public's help in a mass citizen science survey of the species – the Great Nature Watch.
The Skeptical Science survey finding 97% expert consensus on human-caused global warming has drawn an incredible amount of media attention.
On the 1999 international math and science survey, our eighth graders scored below their peers in almost every other industrial nation that took part.
